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>> good evening. day of carnage and day of chaos. let's get right to latest on this breaking story. authorities tell us the bomber or bombers planted 5 devices but only 2 went off. 3 people are now dead including an 8-year-old boy. 144 are hurt. more than a dozen in critical condition. many victims suffered lower leg injuries and shrapnel wound. hospital reporting that they were are manufacturing ball bearings from the victims. placed in the did he advice to did maximum damage. one doctor tonight describes what he saw. >> seen a lot of shrapnel injuries and obviously it's upsetting. to see so many people come in so quickly with bad injuries like that. there have been 29 patients seen here total. 8 are in critical condition and many of those are very seriously ill. >>reporter: among the injured 12-year-old aaron hurt of martinez who suffered slan nell wounds to the leg and underwent surgery in boston he'll be there the next 7 to continue

days. young aaron is the son of runner who apparently crust crossed the finish lane when the blast happened. these pictures are from his mother's facebook page. boston police tonight of course are on high alert. chief says that all officers are working around the clock in 12 hour shifts. days off are cancel. jim avila on how boston most celebrated event turned into a spectacle of blood and screaming. >> 2 hours after the winner crossed. 4 hours 9 minutes in the race amateur runners still filling boston street. 2 rapid fire explosions at the finish line. >> something just blew up. [ screaming]. >>reporter: turning the cherished boston marathon into what one hospital official calls a war zone. >> i crossed the 26 mile marker and i saw the first explosion happen and there was some commotion. i saw fire and smoke and i didn't know what it was and then from about me to

where that gentlemen is standing over there i literally saw the garbage barrel explode. i saw the flash. fire. smok smoke. i just ran inside as fast as i koyshtion camera rolling from many angle as the force of the blast actually knocks over at least one of the marathoners. look again as the force of the blast actually knocks over at least one of the marathoners. most of the injuries, though, suffered by spectators who came to sell brit the finish. >> bomb went off. and knocked me to the ground. and then everybody started running. panicking and another bomb wept off. and then i fell to the ground again. people running. getting trampled. >> very loud. ground shook. you could just fell it going did you know through you. just scary scene. >>reporter: right next to the finish line bleachers filled with spectators stunned confused by the first blast and watch in horror as 50, 100 yards away a second explosion.

eyewitnesses say the injured were piled open the sidewalk. severed limb littering the street. onlookers comforting each other as the violence and chaos engulfed them. >> i saw quite a few casualty coming back. i saw one guy with his legs gone at the knee knees. some ankle and feet missing. shrapnel wounds open people on the sides of the head. >>reporter: 2 bomb described by federal authorities as small explosive did he advises. there was no warning. no advance specific threat but paramedic, national guard and boston police were already on the scene for the marathon security and medical needs. they sped into action pronouncing 2 dead almost medley. carrying at least 80 injured that the race medical tent before being sent to 6 boston hospitals. police at the initial press conference warning downtown boston to stay calm but the street were not safe. >> recommending people stay

home. that if they are in hotel in the area that they return to their rooms. and that they don't go any place and congregate in large crowds. want to make sure we completely stabilize the situation. >>reporter: initial reports of other bomb in the area now discount by police. in an incident at the jfk library in boston originally connected to the explosion appears to be unrelated mechanical fire. this is abc news washington. >> senior what it house officials say tonight this deadly bombing is believed to be an act of terrorism. officials tell us that quote when multiple did he vases go off, that's an act of terroris terrorism. while president obama did not use the word terrorism when he addressed the nation earlier daring the message was clear. of. >> we still do not know who did this. or why. and people shouldn't jump to conclusions before we have all the facts. but make no mistake. we will get to the bottom of this. we will find out who did this.

we'll find out why they did this. any response, any responsible individuals, any responsible groups will feel the full weight of justice. >>reporter: the fbi has taken charge of the investigation into today's bombings in bosto boston. authorities shedding if light on motive or who may have carried out this attack. and police say they have no suspect in custody officials in washington say there has been no immediate claim of responsibility. >> number of people from the bay area witness the explosion. they were there and narrowly escaped injury. 7 news reporter laura anthony with some dramatic accounts of what happed in boston today. >> it was just chaotic. >>reporter: he's a well known marathoner who screws finished his boston mile an hour thon when he heard siren. >> there was people running in. there was confusion. some of the film network went down. people were trying to account for the friends family like where is my runner where is my

family. it was crazy. >>reporter: she was walking away from the finish line moments after her race. >> we all heard one explosion and then followed by the second explosion right away and all of us sort of turn around and you could see the smoke that was there. >> we heard the explosion go off. >>reporter: san francisco jennifer was at the medical tent near the finish line when the explosion went off. >> i was standing up hadn't found my husband that the poin point. >>reporter: she is the marke marketing director for the san francisco marathon. >> hope for the best. if you have all kind of emergency plans. >>reporter: katie owner fleet feet in pleasant hill and attended boston marathon aspect taketor last year and thought security was already extremely tight. >> they check everybody. fichlts where the bomb went off but they check the backpack

check for things to see if you have anything on you. >>reporter: now another young runner from here said the mood in boston tonight is very somber. quietly eerie she said for the most part. people are staying off the streets. certainly huge contrast when compared with how it would normally be on what is for boston a very festive occasion. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> we hear more from april later in the newscast. security tight at all major landmark in the bay area including9 the golden gate bridge exploratorium police chief says his officers are out in force. >> officers in san francisco police department tl assigned to patrol were assigned a union form and put on the street. reashring the public that we are out here the out here in numbers. >>reporter: bart police will fought talk about any specific security plans but that passengers should expect to see more security on trains and platforms. >> because of the boston blast

the nhl cancelled tonight bruins game and nba cancelled tomorrow night celtics game. across the country and of course in the bay area sporting venue are on heightened alert now and that is certainly the case in oakland. both the a's and the warriors playing this engine. oakland police and alameda continue sheriff's department are all at the coliseum where the a's are in action at the arena next door where warriors are playing metal detector being used as usual. >> officials in san francisco are talking with the organizers of bay to breaker race. the race set for may 19. and in statement today organizers say that today event under score the importance of working closely with our law enforcement to access and update our security plans and procedures. >> people are showing their support for everyone in boston by sharing this badge on the face book page. it reads our hearts go out to everyone in boston and to each person with loved ones running in the boston mile an hour thochbility you can share the ban going to

this site. >> one more note. 7 news reporter miami is headed to boston tonight. right now in fact. live reports will begin tomorrow here on abc 7 news and amma tweeting updates at amma abc 7. so lack for her work coming out of boston. >> we will of course keep you updated to any development in this boston tragedy but for now we move on and turn your attention to the weather forecast as you know it was awfully windy throughout today and sandy is here with the weather. >> those wind are starting to dial down although still gusty in some spots. let you know what to expect as we head that your tuesday. especially the morning coming up. >> thanks. also ahead. the fight over the golden state warrior new waterfront arena. critic say it's going to ruin everything they have taken their case to sacramento to fight. >> plus we hear from 2 north bay paramedic. husband wife team who sprang into action to you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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>> parents of saratoga high school student who committed suicide after police say she was sexually assaulted at alcohol fueled party spoke publicly for the first time today. the parents of audrey pots say they have no doubt their 15-year-old daughter committed suicide as direct result of the assault. police say a photo of the assault was

taken and then passed around. audrey hanged herself 8 days later. audrey mother says her daughter never told her what happened. last week police arrested 3 teenager boys for the attack. >> things that audrey did try to reach out to some of her friends. but she didn't reach out to an adult that knew how to handle the gravity of this situation. >> world was far better place when audrey was alive, far safer place if these young men are put behind bars. they are responsible for their action that includes the reason audrey noise longer with us. >>reporter: the pots say audrey was the victim of cyberbullying and today the school district released this statement our staff takes every alleges of bullying seriously. we have examined our records and found that audrey never sought counseling regarding bullying nor made any report of bullying. >> although audrey suicide was first attributed to photo of her attack going viral, that turns out not to be the case. it took a team of student report investigators uncover the truth. sergio has that

part of the story now from saratoga high. >>reporter: in the campus newspaper this weekend team of student reporters interviewed dozens of saratoga school mates. concluded pictures of audrey pot sexually assault idea texted to other students not widely shared on soaks alamedaia site as first described. story audrey father directly addressed at today news conference. >> the student newspaper today reported, i believe, that the they have evidence that 10 kids have seen these photographs. we would like the name of those 10 kids. that's reason. >>reporter: student editor also pen an pen piece tailingtsed pot case twistsed to fit about agenda and if there was a viral photo it wasn't viral in. her opinion the whole ask was talking about it. ybing if it was 10 people who new or 100 people who gnaw. >>reporter: difficult contact the writer of that pen piece. he and his parents both refuse an on camera interview but the

editor of the student paper have sense added a note to that opinion piece saying that they fully support any effort to combat cyberbullying. during today news event audrey parents plea for witnesss to come forward. >> there's a difference between being a witness and alaska suspect. about so if you are a witness, please come forward. that's what witnesses do. >>reporter: detectives have described some difficulty collecting evidence in this case. one private investigators says tech savvy students can easily hide picture and text. >> encourage parents to take a lack at the kid phone. they are going off line and app for texting. very difficult to recover. also a secretive way for them to communicate with their friends. >>reporter: this is abc 7 new news. >> firefighters communication device may have saved his life when shot while on call today. squad responding to emergency medical call at a 1:40 this morning on dwight way and matthew street in berkeley. police say 88-year-old man

inside the house fired a gun. it hit the firefighters swiss phone which is a pager like device that is what you are looking at here. you have seen them probably on police and firefighters. bullet grazed him. he was not seriously hur hurt. the elderly man who fired the shot was taken away in an ambulance. he has not yet been charged. for the first time we hear today from the north bay paramedic who saved the young baseball player over the weekend. the 8-year-old was playing in a cal ripken baseball league game on saturday when pitch hit him in the chest. boy want few feet then collapsed. the paramedic husband and wife watching the game jumped from the stands and rushed to his aid. >> when we realized that his last few breath were gaps respiration heart had already stopped and then dan began to administer haven't las vegas and i began to do compression on him to keep the heart beating because it was clear he had no heart beat and not breathing. >>reporter: boy suffered cardiac arrest. still being treated at children hospital in oakland. expected to remain

there until at least tomorrow. but it lacks like he is okay. apparently that baseball impact just disrupted electrical signal on his heart and stopped him. all right let's turn to the weather forecast. awfully windy. sandy is here. wow! >> 50 to 60 miles an hour wind gust but nothing like last monday. remember the wind. 75 miles an hour wind gust. it was about 63 at ocean beach. >> still pretty good. >> pretty significant. winds start to back off a bit except for few spots and we are going to feel the chill tonight. so tomorrow morning pegsally north bay valley bundle up. show you live doppler 7 hd and talk about the overnight temperatures in a moment. right now on live doppler 7 hd noticing some moisture. most of the moisture is up in the cloud but we are seeing a few sprinkles reaching the ground around fairfield just few minutes ago. vallejo concord area so don't be surprise if you had dodge a few drop here and there. as weak system is moving through. here are the current wind gust up to 45

miles an hour sfo. 37 out of the north at half moon bay. and 32 in san carlos. notice most of the bay area wind started to drop-off. still have gale warning up for the coastal area through nip amñi tuesday just be aware of the choppy sea continue. from our sutro camera. downtown san francisco and this camp are a little bit bouncey. temperatures rate now 47 in san francisco. and san jose. 46 degrees in half man bay. it's going to be a chilly night. lack at the view from the high definition emeryville camera. visibility good. temperatures right now 50 in santa rosa. livermore 49 degrees. here are the highlights. looking at gusty winds this evening in spots. sunny breezy tomorrow the and warming up middle of the week continuing right on through the weekend. this is the system that produced a couple of showers overnight last night. it's now long gone but the cold air behind it along with the wind is what you

felt today. only 49 for the high in pacifica today. we got a couple of mid 60's around the bay area but most of you were running cooler than average for this time of year. look at the winds for the over tonight hours. 11:00 p.m. still 35, 40 miles an hour wind gust along the coast lane here and you will notice that the winds across the entire bay area will really drop off for the morning hours. we'll notice though that around fairfield they pick back up. that's why wind advisory is up for tomorrow 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. gust to 43 miles an hour at 8:00 a.m. and this will 10 through the afternoon hours. most of the area you are in the breezy side but not quite as windy as where you were today. tomorrow morning get a jacket or sweater when you head out the door. make sure little ones bundled up. feel the chill around nap a.35 degrees. 37 santa rosa. 36 for new clover dale. tomorrow afternoon sunny for most of the bay area except for few clouds up to the north clear lake santa rosa, clover

dale. 60's and breezy conditions along the coast. 58 in half moon bay. 68 san jose. oakland 64 in san francisco. here's a look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast and once the winds really drop-off high pressure build ins. temperatures will rise. we get you up into the low mid 80's inland heading that the weekend upper 50's to low 60's along the coast. lacking like beautiful forecast. >> it does thanks very much. >> coming up. he was notorious before he went to jail. now he has a new title. that story has a new title. that story coming up next

. >> defense secretary hagel is cancelling the creation of new military medal for drone and

cyberwarriors. he wants a special pin instead. distinguished war fare medal was created by his predecessor and triggered complaints from veteran lawmakers who said it shouldn't be rank higher than traditional combat medal such as the purple heart or bronze star. hagel is cancelling the creation of the medal. >> federal aviation administration says a faulty part on more than 1,000 boeing 737 could cause pilot to lose control of the plane. faa now othered airlines to inspect the pin that attach the horizontal stabilizer to the fuselage. agency is concerned that coating the protects the pin from corrosion was not applied properly. investigation will focus on 737 in service in 1998 or later. it's not expected to affect airline schedules. >> unbelievable here. daring prison break now put career criminal in france on enter poll most wanted list. he was

jailed in 2010 for killing of police officer. this weekend he used explosive hidden inside tissue pack tote blast open 5 separate prison doors like you see in this graphic. he also took 4 warden hostage but released one just before the prison just outside the prison before driving off with the other in get away car then rae leased another guard several hundred yards from the prison and final 2 on a stretch of highway and then he took off. he then torched his get away car before escaping into another vehicle. there you see the burned out shell of that car. still unclear how he manageed to get explosive or gun in the first place but something out of a movie. >> all right. coming. new information in the boston bombing. authorities are talking to someone who may involved. >> plus from the people that were there. up next. you hear from eyewitnesses to the horror in boston. >> after battling on the field. former nfl players now fighting off it. and they are

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>> good evening again. abc news now confirm that go law enforcement officials are talking to young man in one of the boston hospitals. he is 20 years old. saudi natural on student visa and no apparent criminal history. not mostly clear whether cooperating or whether he is even a suspect but police are talking to him about the bombings. we do know. that first bomb went off at 2:50 p.m. local time just feet from the finish license. listen now and watch to the chaos and confusion. >> so you knowed like a bomb. i thought a bomb would sound like. absolutely horrifying.

very loud. the ground shook. could you just fell it going down through you. >> explosion went off. the boom. felt it. hurt your ea ears. >> something just blew up. [ screaming]. >> i saw trash can explode and people started throwing down the barricade and running over each other and i ran in the other direction as fast as i could. >> i was in the city. this was like the scariest thing the people at the restaurant getting away from the scene. as far away. people were walking over the bridgeu! like exit. >> runners in front of me fall. some injuries and then i look over and saw pill of body. worst they think i have ever seen in my life. mangled limb. people not breathing. i just interviewed a nurse here on the scene who was treated. dozens

of people including children and many people with severe trauma coronary pulmonary stress you name it. >> reresponsible entered 15 sechblingtdz everybody coming did you know her. medical team here respended instantly. college student in boston. and patriots day on monday and don't think figure like this would happen. when a day like this in boston. >>reporter: some of the horrific scenes from boston today. bay area woman was among many who ran in today marathon. april dire finished 45 minutes before the explosion. went to the hotel afterwards and talk about another possible device. >> people were afraid to go upstairs in the hotel. probably more than 25 stories and then we had discuss goten word they found another explosive did he snris a different hotel so the hotel kind of started taking precaution and people off the street started coming in because they were telling people to come inside and the

it was very upsetting really because it just weren't from being such an amazing exciting positive day to just like heart breaking. >> heart breaking. april says she didn't find out about the bombings until she was getting text message and face back question about it from her friend. there are several way to track down loved ones and friend to see if they are okay after the bombing. check out running groups with members who took part in the las raise. the san francisco road runners. link on our web site. also use google person finding. search page that lets you type in a name to look for someone or list information he may hav have. link to search just for the marathon explosions, too. right now there are 4100 records through google person finder. >> well the he's yebingt way maybe with your phone. boston police have released phone number for people to call. here's the number. it's listed

here on the screen. hear it is again on the bottom of the screen. if phone number you can use. meantime amma is on her way to boston tonight. her life report will again tomorrow here on abc 7 news. amma is tweeting updates at amma abc 7. of course we have the very latest development on our web site. 7 news.com. slide show of the day events there on our site. >> moving on now. worker comp paid for by employers as you know. no taxpayer money but lawmakers close a loop hole that after let's are using to 7 6 figure settlement from california system. we have more now on injured players who wept at the time capitol today to stop the plan. >> i'm jack brown. >> retired nfl players on defense. including former

cincinnati bengal williams training to black new measure in sacramento that close as worker comp loop hole for professional athletes. williams has had 24 knee operation and needs california system for 10ed care. >> i will have no other options for medical care and i think that denial of care the that the billionaire owners are putting on players that help make the game as poor as it is is embarrassing things about the game today. >>reporter: the state worker comp system caught the attention of lawmakers last year when they discovered professional athletes even those who are on out of state teams but played against california team once or twice were receiving 6 figure pay outs. while all states allow prosecute to file a claim for job related injuries, california is one of the few that permits payments for the cumulative effect of injuries sustained from year of playing. assemblyman is leading the bipartisan charge to change the

rules. >> i see this as glaring loop hole. you have millionaire athletes that are taking advantage of the system. >>reporter: critic say the system hurts californians. all workers' comp claims from out of state are always put in the front of the line. tichlt the measure restricts worker come claim for prvl athletes to one year after diagnosis. the california insurance guarantee association has paid out from million dollars in loss and expenses. for professional after let claim since 2002. of businesses pay more to cover i it. >> california teams pay the health care worker comp bill of the new york jets and new york giants and just, unfair. >> players union insist this bill is about lining the pockets of team owner. >> this bill tray to make a small group of people richer at the expense of people who got hurt at work. >>reporter: measure before committee next week n.sacramento, abc 7 news. >> heavy lifting on the bart

extension project linking free mont to south bay and way toda today. crew put in temporary lane shifts and excavating trenches. we were over the construction work this morning in san jose. we have the pictures for you. project officials plan to put down more than 21,000 tons of steel and move 8500,000 cubic yards -- 850,000 cubic yards of dirt. work on this phase of the 2.3 billion dollar project expected to last about 9 months. with crew working with 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. monday through friday. situation. it looks leak golden state warriors cleared key hurdle to build rain a on san francisco waterfront. new facility proposed along embarcadero at the foot of the bay bridge. state assembly natural resource committee voted late this afternoon and abc 7 news political reporter mark matthew ins sacramento with the story. >> san francisco assemblyman is pushing the bill and get state

legislature to aparagraph using pierce 3032 for new warrior stadium parking garage and retail space. >> we feel that these are all very consistent uses with the public trust. >>reporter: warrior president said the billion dollar project will be entirely privately financed and will return 19 million a year in taxes. >> i have never been involved economic development project simultaneously offers so much private capitol investment and so many measurable public community benefits. >>reporter: some resident of the waterfront neighborhood have joined with the sierra club and bay keeper in opposing the bill because they want proposal for the 13 acre site to good through local committe committee. >> bay conservation development commission bcdc and state land commission must be allowed to do their job and rae view the project. >>reporter: an attorney and rest didn't of the embarcadero neighborhood. >> anyone who has driven down to ball game since the giant season started knows what is happening on the embarcadero they know the roadway system

are seriously over tashtioned. >>reporter: warrior president told me the transportation planner is working on it. >> mayor leasked transportation study not just focus on the warrior project and entire water front transportation system. >> opponent worry that approval for the project get ahead of the planning. today the opposition appeared to lose not every member of the committee was there to vote this afternoon but the chair indicated it looks like the votes will be there to get the bill out of committee. >> local government for the next go round and if that's where we have to take it up again we will. >> does appear to be a long process. warriors hoping to have the stadium up and running by 2017. state capitol mark matthews abc 7 news. >> chevron refinery fire coming up next. federal safety investigators issue laundry list of what should happen to prevent another disaster. >> and growing new organ. what >> and growing new organ. what could some day

day. more than eight months since chevron richmond refinery fire blacken the skies over the east bay, u.s. chemical safety board released interim report on that disaster. what happened and why. heather explains, the public can now read this report and weigh in with reaction on line beforehand. >> the u.s. chemical safety board or csb says 19 chevron employee engulfed in white vapor cloud that formed when hydro-carbon process fluid escaped from ruptured pipe. cloud so dense work course not see and some had to feel their way out on hands and knees. the smokey fire erupted 2 minutes after the cloud formed. and one chevron firefighters was able to escape from a truck only because he was wearing full fire protection gear. the

csb makes 17 urgent recommendation to chevron including using paper made for material less likely to corrod corrode. an it makes recommendation to contra costa county urging stronger regulation that is would trigger pipe replacement when corrosion is found. >> gets to general philosophy within refinding industry we believe should be improved and that is active adoption of safer technology instead of of waiting for things to break or to be detected through inspection. >>reporter: been meeting this friday night at the richmond convention center. heather, abc 7 news. >> someen credible medical news tonight out of massachusetts. researchers at massachusetts general hospital have grown a functioning kidney in the laboratory. doctors have grown other organs before but kidney are complicated particularly and most in demand. hears how they did i. first researchers watched away old cell. organ honor comb structure left behind then pump in cell from

the patient this bonded with the structure then the whole thing was put into an oven to mimic the body. once transplanted back the kidney successfully proud urine. now keep in mend all of this was done on a rat. although the lab grown organ only 5 perfect as effective as real one, researchers say this is very promising. it is estimated 100,000 people are awaiting kidney transplants. >> all right coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. how mavie signature line one of the most signatu[ female announcer ]ost safeway presents

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santa rosa. san mateo mid 60's. oakland concord out to livermore upper 60's once the winds really l relax we start to see change in our pattern and that will include a warm-up wednesday through sunday at least around the bay and inland you will see the higher temperature. >> excellent it's nice thanks for that doppler royale. >> i love it. >> especially if you come up with it in a hurry thanks very much. >> all right this is great. michigan judge has a sipe in the courtroom warning cell phone dwlawrs if their electronic device go off they be cited for contempt of court and charged 25 dollar fine. so when the judge's phone started making noise during a prosecutor closing argument he did what he knew had he to do. hold him self in contempt. right then and there he opened up his wallet and paid up. paid the fine. what's good for the goose good for the gander i guess. larry is here. >> i like it no. tweeting in the courtroom. >> unless cough up the $25.

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subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> come up tonight at 11:00. 11-year-old bay area boy injured in today's bombing if boston. how the community is coming together. >> plus security tighten at airport and in the sky. what passengers are telling us about the new attitude for fliers. those stories and more on abc 7 news at 11:00 coming up over on channel z.hope you can join us for that. but larry is here tonight to talk some sports. >> fight for play off position. spurs were resting everybody. if they were all sitting out. this is fun. 5 warrior season ticket holders. participate in the starting line up. introduction. the parker. the

new guy they have. curry 9, 3 away from the season record. look at them just shake and bake neal. 21-15 warriors. obligation harris and highlight reel with authority. >> that's my guy. oh, yes. but then 4 best players hanging in. st. mary's star mills with 3 ball there. spurs up 3 at the half. curry and company. begin the second half on 14-2 run. if he is tuesday. the the burst led by curry. finished with 35 points. two in the regular season finale. warriors play 116 to 106. now the suns offering helping hand. behind the back. to johnson and then to dudley. on the

break. the sun beat houston 119-112 critical because the warriors now move game up on the rocket in the west with 1 to play. rocked by the tiger over the weekend. a open new series tonight with the astros. green and gold that brought out the heavy lumber. 2 event. warriors at oracle and a over at the coliseum. robinson today wearing no. 42 in a moment of silence for the victim in boston today. eric wild. bases loaded co-could crisp scores. base hit to right. norris score. chris young and 3 nothing athletic. 2 on for of nate. big fella. his first major leg home run. nasty catch. glove out there 3 run shot and 6 nothing a's. leaves after third of an innin inning. wind was swirling. as you can see here. oops. the

couldn't find it. rate now the a's leading in the contest. 9-2 in the seventh. to the ic ice. sharks in texas the threading the needle and somehow the he made the save. scoreless into the second. patrick behind the net. jason. logan, right place right time 17 of the year. less than 2 minutes later puck to tommy. back hand top shelf. 2 nothing sharks. they recently acquired torrez from texas irritant. in the fall here he takes out goalie. even called the same. minor scrap ensue. sharks with 3 second period goal here. joe shoots and scores. sharks go on to we know this game by final love 4-nil. as we have been reporting all day long the 117 edition of the marathon marred by 2 explosion. went

off at the finish line. made the rest afterthought. but for the record kenyan rita won for the second time also victorious back in 06. men side eevt open an pulled away on the final straight away. victorious in the time of 2 hours, 10 minute minutes, 22 seconds. explosion occurred 4 hours 9 minutes that the race. patriots day fenway and robinson day at the park and red sox sweep of tampa bay. mike off the monster. drive induce continue bottom of the nine. boston winner at 3-2. game finished about an hour before the bomb went off. san jose earthquake damage control after gordon made anti-gay slur during last tonight game in portland. heated argument with son son of the timbers face suspension perhaps as much as 3 gyms and blur out what he said there. just of about daisy

physicianful. the language i used came occurring heated moment an department reflect my feelings toward gay lesbian community and i take full spent for my action. team president flaw to the team office in new york today. he reacted this way saying for our fancy know the organization let you down i'll do my best to take the necessary action to make sure we once again can be viewed as beacon of diversity communicate and equality. he led the bears to the final 4. this is a big night for her taking 9 in the draft. chosen by the indiana fever. she averaged 16 points game for senior at cal. no. 1 over all. >> good for them. >> thanks very much. >> that is this edition of 7 news at finance:00 here on tv 20. for all of us here, i'm dan ashley thanks for watching. we appreciate your time and